This one is close to my heart.

It was more than a marriage of two people. It was a union of families.

Not a whirlwind of emotions and passion but a slow deliberate process of careful decision making, compromise and the willingness to change.
It was amazing to meet and talk to Ricardo's daughters, all four of them. They were eloquent and brutally honest about everything Krystle and their dad, such maturity for such young women. The village did an excellent job raising them. And for sure, it's never an easy task to go in as the "girlfriend" and "stepmom" but Krystle came through admirably.

And that's how this family was built.